Disputed Amana, Ohankwu Mining Site; Ebonyi Federal Lawmaker Visits The Area, Sue For Peace
From Israel Mbam
In keeping to his promise to unite and build peace among his constituents, the member representing Ezza South/Ikwo Federal Constituency in House of Reps Abuja, Hon Chinedu Ogah has again sued for peaceful resolution of the dispute between Ohankwu Ndufu Alike and their neighboring Amana people of Ezza South over the true owners of mining site in the area.
Speaking when he led a high powered delegation on a peace meeting with stakeholders of the two villages, the federal lawmaker assured the people of his readiness to enthrone peace in all parts of his constituency, adding that development does not strive in an atmosphere of rancour and violence.
Comrade Ogah who advised the two villages to allow peace reign by cooperating with the committee set to look into their matter, also frowned at the action of Amana Stakeholders and youth leaders who boycotted the Peace meeting. He however called on the two parties to strictly obey the state government directives not to enter the said portion of land in contention, pending final resolution of the issues.
Ogah further advised them to see themselves as one people, appreciate God's gift in their land rather than allow those sponsoring crises among them to succeed.
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On his part, secretary of the committee set to resolve the issue, Rev Fr. Ifeanyi Ogodo pleaded with the two brother villages to give peace a chance as they as committee members will not side any party in determining the true boundary of the land in contention. He advised youths of the area not to allow politicians or investors in their land to succeed in sowing seed of discord and violence among them and their neighbors.
Responding on behalf of Ohankwu Village, the national President of Alike Development Union, Apostle Emmanuel Mbam eulogized the peace initiative of Comrade Ogah and assured him of their readiness to corporate with him, the Peace committee and the State government in ensuring final solution to the dispute.
The peace committee made up of five members has Rev Fr. Mathew Isukpa as chairman while Rev. Ifeanyi Ogodo serves as the Secretary.
In keeping to his promise to unite and build peace among his constituents, the member representing Ezza South/Ikwo Federal Constituency in House of Reps Abuja, Hon Chinedu Ogah has again sued for peaceful resolution of the dispute between Ohankwu Ndufu Alike and their neighboring Amana people of Ezza South over the true owners of mining site in the area.
Speaking when he led a high powered delegation on a peace meeting with stakeholders of the two villages, the federal lawmaker assured the people of his readiness to enthrone peace in all parts of his constituency, adding that development does not strive in an atmosphere of rancour and violence.
Comrade Ogah who advised the two villages to allow peace reign by cooperating with the committee set to look into their matter, also frowned at the action of Amana Stakeholders and youth leaders who boycotted the Peace meeting. He however called on the two parties to strictly obey the state government directives not to enter the said portion of land in contention, pending final resolution of the issues.
Ogah further advised them to see themselves as one people, appreciate God's gift in their land rather than allow those sponsoring crises among them to succeed.
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On his part, secretary of the committee set to resolve the issue, Rev Fr. Ifeanyi Ogodo pleaded with the two brother villages to give peace a chance as they as committee members will not side any party in determining the true boundary of the land in contention. He advised youths of the area not to allow politicians or investors in their land to succeed in sowing seed of discord and violence among them and their neighbors.
Responding on behalf of Ohankwu Village, the national President of Alike Development Union, Apostle Emmanuel Mbam eulogized the peace initiative of Comrade Ogah and assured him of their readiness to corporate with him, the Peace committee and the State government in ensuring final solution to the dispute.
The peace committee made up of five members has Rev Fr. Mathew Isukpa as chairman while Rev. Ifeanyi Ogodo serves as the Secretary.
You people must as a matter of fact not to take this matter as supreme Court of Nigeria did on the issue of IMO governorship election that you may not worsen the matter
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